After time travel, he devoted himself to helping his father with his career.

By the time the Huang family got the news and woke up Liu Xiaojiang and came together, the matter had been settled. All the people can prove that this rice bucket has always been in the hands of the soldiers and has never entered the county government gate.

Director Shi has already written an urgent report and sent someone to rush to Chuanzhou City. Liu Xiaojiang was completely dumbfounded and felt extremely regretful. Why was he so greedy?

In fact, when he left the military camp, two of General Lee's aides-de-camp came to see him. Strangely, an adjutant warned him that there was already a county magistrate in Qu County and it could not be the same as in previous years.

After a while, another lieutenant came to look for him, but he said that the magistrate of Qu County was a humble magistrate who did not know the heights of the world. He asked him to undermine the prestige of the magistrate and rewarded him with a purse.

In fact, he knew that the second adjutant must have been instructed by Aunt Huang. However, taking money is just to tear the face of a small county magistrate a little. What's wrong with such a trivial matter?

Why did things become so unpredictable? Liu Xiaojiang was quite puzzled. Don't say that General Li didn't know about secretly exchanging grain taxes and rice buckets. Even if it was General Li's intention, he would be pushed out to take the blame.

Now, the Huang family can only take the blame. Liu Xiaojiang quickly thought about everything and immediately shouted loudly: "Come here! Take down this person named Huang."

Xiao Qingshan admired Liu Xiaojiang's reaction speed, and Director Shi didn't say anything to stop him. Anyway, he has already written back. Li Zhizhou will definitely seize this opportunity and try to peel off General Li's skin no matter what.

Xiao Qingshan doesn't care about the farce between Liu and Huang. He is just the county magistrate. This matter is far beyond the scope of his responsibilities. He directed several scribes to read the scales and record the grain taxes of each village. Seeing that Director Shi, who had gone back to write a letter, had returned, he handed the scene over to Director Shi.

Xiao Qingshan ignored Liu Xiaojiang's call from behind asking him to stay and returned to the county government office in a few steps. After walking around the screen wall to make sure that no one else could see him, Xiao Qingshan started to jog.

Heading straight to the study, he wanted to quickly discuss with his master how to write this excerpt. Qu County must benefit from this matter and must compensate.

If nothing else, it will soon be time to pay land tax, commercial tax and poll tax. Qu County is so poor now that it doesn't even have copper coins. Qu County has no choice but to pay, but poverty-stricken counties in various states have certain exemptions, and Qu County must fight for it.

When Xiao Qingshan rushed into the study, Xie Boyuan was telling stories to Mingjun and Mingjia. Yes, it is about telling some short stories about the fights between ministers in the court.

Xie Boyuan was surprised as to why Xiao Qingshan wasn't in front of the county government office staring at the grain tax collection. "You don't need me to keep an eye on it. Now Qu County's grain tax will not go wrong at all." Under this situation, Xiao Qingshan is very relieved about the grain tax.

Then, Xiao Qingshan told Xie Boyuan his thoughts. Xie Boyuan felt that Xiao Qingshan was ready to start a career, so he took the initiative to write the excerpt, and he would write the excerpt into a flower.

Originally, it was the master's job to write notes to his superiors, but Xiao Qingshan didn't think it was a big deal. When he saw his son and daughter studying, he didn't bother them and happily went back to accompany his wife.

He was still thinking about the new clothes his wife had made for him.

"Your father will probably be promoted next year." Xie Boyuan said in a positive tone. Ming Jun asked curiously: "Because you discovered Mi Dou's fraud?"

Mingjia thought for a while and said, "Is it because of Qu County's economic development in the second half of the year? The annual commercial tax should increase a lot!" Mingjia knew that just Shiqulou would pay a lot of taxes, all of which were increases.

Xie Boyuan looked at the two children with a smile and said with some humor: "These are all reasons, but there is another very important reason, which is that Li Quanyong's performance for your father by the end of the year must be excellent."

It is not a skill for a county magistrate in a poor county to make some achievements, but it is a good skill not to be robbed of credit by his superiors in the state capital.

Xiao Qingshan once negotiated on a government trip and inspected rice buckets in public. He dared to confront General Li even if he was willing to be shameless. Li Quanyong did not dare to touch Xiao Qingshan's achievements.

Thinking of this, Xie Boyuan turned his head and glanced at Ming Jia, who was practicing calligraphy seriously. Even if she doesn't follow him, with this little girl escorting her father, Xiao Qingshan's position as the county magistrate can still be secure.

Mingjia didn't care what Xie Boyuan thought, she just wanted to finish the homework assigned by Uncle Yuan quickly. Then go to the backyard to listen to stories. Recently, Mingjia is obsessed with listening to Mrs. Shui or Mrs. Yan telling stories.

Mrs. Yan talked to Mrs. Shui, and after confirming Mr. Xiao's family background and background, she was no longer so strict with Miss Mingjia. However, the two mothers-in-law felt that neither Mrs. Dong nor Miss Mingjia seemed to understand the methods of the housewife.

So, the two felt it was necessary to tell some real stories to remind the lady. Even in Qu County, there will be many banquets for women in the future, but now the wife is the only hostess in the backyard of the county government office.

Then, Mingjia became obsessed with listening to stories. On the one hand, it was really informative, and on the other hand, some things echoed the plot of the original novel in her memory. In this way, she has a sense of deciphering and revealing secrets, which outsiders cannot understand.

At this time, Mrs. Yan and Mrs. Shui got together to make winter cotton clothes. In the past, they could not do these tasks themselves, but now their life is really comfortable, and it is a retirement life that they could not imagine before.

Originally, Mingjia went to the study to study in the morning, and they were supposed to accompany their wives, but today the master suddenly came back. The two of them retreated to the side room together and sat chatting and working.

It is inevitable to talk about Miss Mingjia. Granny Yan couldn't help but think of what Miss Mingjia had said: "I really like those old feudal lords from the general's palace in the capital!" Granny Yan felt that the lady's tone was full of envy and admiration.

Mrs. Yan hoped that Mrs. Shui would pay attention and not let the young lady have such dangerous thoughts in the future. The master is an official in the imperial examination, not a military commander. If outsiders listen to such remarks, it will cause trouble for the master.

The official wives in Beijing are actually divided into many factions. Among them, the most incompatible ones are the wives of aristocratic families and the matrons who come from grassroots backgrounds and are now canonized because their husbands made them marquises and prime ministers.

Even the queen held flower banquets many times and invited representatives from both sides to mediate. After all, the emperor wanted to integrate these old subordinates with the established forces in the capital as soon as possible.

But every time the queen held a flower banquet, there was no good result in the end, and even intensified conflicts. Even the emperor's attempts to grant marriage failed.

In the fourth year of Kaiyuan, the emperor granted marriage to the second daughter of Earl Li and the third son of the Minister of Rites. The emperor felt that he had been carefully selected, and no one took advantage of him or had to bear big responsibilities. I heard that they are all frequent visitors to the Beijing Racecourse and they all like horse riding.

He was a majestic emperor, and he didn't even put so much thought into choosing his concubine. As a result, there has been no peace between the two families since the day of the marriage.